Sentence examples for being overly general from inspiring English sources
As we talked about interaction after I was done being their pastor, we went from being painfully rigid, trying to think of every possible interaction that might happen to being overly general and just trusting that folks would figure it out.
For example, he said, earlier claims that political conservatives (self-identified) were more sensitive than liberals to disgust were overly general.
Maps have tended to be overly general, portraying broad axes of herd movements.
If then our detection results may be poor because the resulting SVDD model is overly general.
Older adults tend to retrieve autobiographical information that is overly general (i.e., not restricted to a single event, termed the overgenerality effect) relative to young adults' specific memories.
The method obtains 67.5% accuracy in predicting complete transport reactions; if allowance is made for predictions that are overly general yet not incorrect, reaction prediction accuracy is 82.5%.
We used limited classifications of ethnicity which may be overly general [ 14, 51] and can only serve as a proxy for more defined distinction of culture and custom [ 52].
For example, "dom34 has an important general role in ribosome recycling" is overly generic.
In addition, some of the tension stemmed from the perception of many Arab foreign ministers that Amr Moussa, the league's Egyptian secretary general, was being overly aggressive in pushing changes in the organization itself, and specifically in enhancing his role.
Aim for a general topic or phrase and don't worry about being overly creative or descriptive.
